You’ll understand if the recent proposal from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to declare the Eastern cougar extinct takes on a special significance at Penn State, where the Nittany Lion has been the University’s
We have two wildlife agencies in Pennsylvania – the Game Commission and the Fish & Boat Commission. I gladly buy licenses and therefore “support” both agencies each year. Many of you do the same. Since
In a recent column, I said that this has been the wettest spring I can remember in Pennsylvania, especially in the northern tier. Turns out I am not imagining it. Pennsylvania was one of six
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has two serious problems that they seem to be unwilling or unable to address – disappearing stocked trout and how much their hatchery system actually costs license buyers. Raising
I never thought I would turn down an added opportunity to hunt longer and spend more time in the woods, but I am. This spring, I won’t hunt past noon during the final two weeks
At their spring meeting, the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s board of commissioners voted unanimously to hold a porcupine season. The seven-month season is set to begin September 1, with a daily bag limit of six. From
At the April meeting of the House Game and Fisheries Committee, the politicians again thumbed their nose at sportsmen. Members voted against moving HB 524 (which would allow the Game Commission and designated issuing agents
Several years ago I witnessed a shameful scene during the first day of trout season. It was along the banks of a popular stream, filled with wide, deep pools meandering through an open forest. The
For years, we have been hearing that hunting license sales have been declining, but that trend — at least nationally — finally took a turn for the better in 2009. According to the U.S. Fish
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